Listings
: George Ferguson: The Sunday Show
BBC BirminghamContributors
: Roger Royle
says Good Morning Sunday direct from Seville, Spain. Roger joins the Easter Day celebrations and looks back at Holy Week and the colourful processions that fill the city and attract thousands of pilgrims. Research JUDI ROSEProducers HUGH FAUPEL and JOHN FORREST. BBC Manchester
Contributors
: Melodies For You Introduced by Robin Boyle
BBC CONCERT ORCHESTRAPrincipal guest conductor JAMES LOCKHART
REGINALD LEOPOLD ORCHESTRA With BRENDA MEEK Producer ALAN OWEN
Contributors
: Desmond Carrington
with yourRadio 2 All-Time Greats Producer PAM cox
: David Hamilton Presents Two's Best
Written by JOHN THOMPSON Producer ROY HERBERTContributors
: Benny Green
Producer pam cox: It's a Funny Business
Mike Craig encourages Beryl Reid to relive the humorous moments from her career as an actress.Producer MIKE CRAIG
BBC Manchester
Contributors
: Sing Something Simple
THE CLIFF ADAMS SINGERSTHE JACK EMBLOW QUARTET
Producer SANDRA BLACK
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: Charlie Chester
with your Sunday SoapboxTelephone calls received during the programme on [number removed]Producer PETER PILBEAM BBC Manchester
Contributors
: Twentieth-Century Troubadour
Daniel Pageon salutes some great French entertainers Edith Piaf (1915-63)The legend of the 'Little
Parisian Sparrow' lives on, more than 20 years after her death.
Producer ANTHONY WILLS
Contributors
: Niall Murray Sings
With THE ORCHESTRA directed by KENNETH ALWYNProducer CHARLES CLARK MAXWELL
Contributors
: Glamorous Nights Introduced by Gordon Clyde
Compiled and written by EDWARD NASHProducer MONICA COCKBURN
Contributors
: Sunday Half-Hour
fromFolkestone Parish Church, Kent Introduced by Robert Prizeman Hymns: Christ is the King!; The day of Resurrection; At the Lamb's high feast; Ye choirs of new Jerusalem; A brighter dawn is breaking; Now is eternal life; 0 Lord of every shining constellation; Jesus lives!; Alleluya! Alleluya!
Contributors
: Songs from the Shows
BBC RADIO ORCHESTRA conducted by John BellGuest singers Patricia Cope and Gordon Sandison
Presented by David Bellan Producer TIM MCDONALD
Contributors
: Leslie Pearson
at the pianoProducer TIM MCDONALD
: Sounds of Jazz
Peter Clayton with news, interviews and comments with the Kathy Stobart Quintet and Humphrey Lyttelton and his BandProducer KEITH STEWART
Contributors
: Steve Madden
presents NightrideAbout this project
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